And does it scratch like photopaper? Or flake like some laser paper when folded?

How sturdy is it?

Also whats it cost?

Don't bother. Cardstock puts out the same quality and is more sturdy and cheaper. I was only trying it because Printworks stopped making that satin photo coverstock I really like.

They do have a nice low-gloss that's somewhat lighter than cardstock and it's *very* colorfast. I'm disappointed in the thickness though. It's barely strong enough to hold metal miniatures and probably not enough for day-to-day use.

I like how it grabs the ink though. You can drip water down both the satin stock I was using and this stuff and you'll see the former run. If I try and rub a little spit onto the latter, it won't come. You have to scratch hard with a fingernail to get the ink off and then you're just destroying the paper anyhow.

If I could find a) that colorfastness, b) in satin finish, c) at cardstock weights, I'd instantly buy a full ream no matter the cost. The quality of a low sheen is just that much better than matte and the no-run facter really wows me.